HISTAME To Get Rid of Food Intolerance/Allergy Discomforts?

btaylor3 · #1 (**permalink**) 08-02-2010, 05:38 PM

Thanks to Naturally Vitamins, Americans now have access to HISTAME™, a breakthrough formula offering hope to the millions of Americans who suffer from food intolerance. Europeans have used this formula for years with rave reviews. Now acknowledged by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a new dietary ingredient (NDI), for the first time, the enzyme diamine oxidase (DAO) is available in the United States. Food Intolerance | Histamine Intolerance | Histame Regulate Histamine Levels

Histame™ is the first product in the United States that is clinically shown to regulate exogenous histamine levels, elevated by food intake, which can cause food intolerance. Food Intolerance | Histamine Intolerance | Histame Regulate Histamine Levels

Histamine levels are naturally high in certain foods. Plus, the fresher the food, the lower the level of histamine, as histamine levels can increase with food storage. Bananas, pizza, tomatoes, chocolate, select cheese, processed and smoked meats, sausages, even coffee, wine and beer contain increased amounts of histamine. The higher the histamine levels in food, the greater the chances of triggering a reaction in those who are intolerant. In addition, common prescription and OTC drugs actually block the body’s intestinal DAO enzymes from functioning properly. Food Intolerance | Histamine Intolerance | Histame Regulate Histamine Levels

It is important to recognize the difference between food intolerance and food allergy. Many food intolerances are confused with food allergies. They are not the same. A food allergy is an abnormal response to food, triggered by the body's immune system. A true allergic reaction can cause serious illness and in some cases even death. In contrast, nonallergenic histamine food intolerance is mostly brought on by foods not processed properly in the intestinal tract. If you have a food allergy, it is extremely important that you work with your health care provider to find out what food(s) cause your allergic reactions.
Food Intolerance | Histamine Intolerance | Histame Regulate Histamine Levels

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